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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

The damage done will soon
be forgotten, and It's remembrance
obliterated by the erection of new,
better, and safer fire proof buildings.
At one period during the configa-
ton It looked as If the CHRONICLE
Office would be swept away, but the
printers all rallied at the door and
while they helped to beat the fire
from he property of our friends each
resolved that If the Office was destoy-
ed we would open new one this
week and bring the CHRONICLE out
in due time as We have always done,
SECOND ALARM.
AT about l n. m. a second alarm was
sounded, which proceeded from The
heat OF the FIRST fire crossing the corner
on II. s. Broaddus and Coulter Bros.
store, on the north side OF Franklin
street. 1t was surmisod that the fire If
these buildings had been smothereC
and every one bad lett the buildings
believing that the fire had run il
course. This proved to be more seriou
than was at first contemplated. Beini
tin roof buildings the fire had worked
its way under the roof and these build
ings were soon in full blaze. TIL
churches were soon made vacant, AM
every man, woman and chill
went to work to save tn
stocks of the stores o.
the North side Of Franklin stree
between the Public square and FRS
The public square was soon filled wit
goods of all classes, from collins t
moving machines, and from ter
penny nail to a crow bar. The frema
did noble service at this point, 500
having the fire under control.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

IN addition to its other sins the
T0bscco Leaf now denies ''any connec-
ton between a high tariff and the Blair
bill" The facts all points the other
wsy, and the tariff and the Blair bill
are as close kin as Joe Bowers and his
brother Ike,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09
HIRAM BARRY, the oldest printer i

HIRAM BARRY, the oldest printer in
che State, died in Knoxville. Saturday
norning March Goth, aged 50. He be-
gau his apprenticeship as a printer in
the Office of the Knoxville Register in
1876, published many ante-bellum news
papers in Knoxville, but since the wal
has been in the job printing business.
until few years ago.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09
Requiescat.
bug :?

WIcKLTFFE, Ky, April, 8, 1887.
Dir. John A. Holmes. DEAR JOHN /:
The Ballard County Journal is now
numbered with the things OF the past.
Dealing out straight goods at n little
over the cost OF production on an end
less credit killed it. Thanks for every
kind feeling you had for it.
Your friend,
FRANK FRANCE
CAPT. DUFFY-Taking deep inter-
est in the above Hedging" during life;
it pains me TO note the sad demise.
Muffled post mortem love is inexpress-
ible. Bye bye, bright hopes.
OLD MAN.
Running Nonpareil newspaper in G
Long Primer town never pays the
printer ED CHRONICLE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

The Cunard Steamer Scythia is re-
ported lost with 500 passengers and
crew OF the Massachusetts coast near
Minola lighthouse.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

A Western editor says Of rival who
has resigned that the man has decided
lat he can make more money travel
lag rs an advanced type of Ananias."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

REv. WILLIAM BuRR, ID, u. pastor OF
Hobson's Chapel, died at his home in
Elgefeld. after an illness OF three
weeks, Sunday morning.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

JoHN q. SAKE, the noted poet, died
March the 3lst at Albany. N. Y, after
= long and distressing illness from soft
ening OF the brain.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09
FRANK N. DUFFY. Editor.

A telegram received here states that
eleven business houses were burned in
Mckenzie Tuesday night.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

RoBr BURRow, OF Johnson City, East
Tennessee, has been appointed Super
sntendent Of prisons by Gov. Taylor.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-09

CONTINUED on third pase.l
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-05
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Humphreys County News: The
fruit ienl is beginning to disseminate
his perniri us prediction. lha; we are
To have no frui, this season. Here
the fruit Is yet uniniared, the bios
somng is little backward and the
prospects good for an abundant Weld.
Dyersnurg Gazette: Rev. Wild
Bill Evans said in the pulpit that
"hell could send out better board of
mayor and aldermen than Dyersburg
has" and that saloon keepers airs
worse than the devil and are white.
faced villains and scOundrels.' If the
pulpit and the church can stand this
strain, aldermen and saloon keepers
ought not to feel hurt. Rev. Bill does
not carry in that little grip-sack any
of the oil that ran down on Aaron's
heard.
Covington Leader: Upton has not
only fine lands, fine horses, fine cows,
hogs, etc., but she boasts of the finest
dogs. As proof of this latter asSer>
ton one has only to look up the rec
ords of the bench shows throughout
the south for the past four years, and
there it will he seen that DR.. j. n.
Maclin's dog Mark has taken the high.
est premium in every contest he has
entered. Mark is beautiful setter
and possesses the highest points of ex-
Celence. Lorillard's $1,000 cannot
buy him.
Ripley Enterprise Last Wednes-
day morning, while four little boys,
two the sons Of Mr.. Fred Names and
two those of Mrs. VIM. Smith, living
near Gold Dust, were riding in II cas-
noe near the levee, the boat was up.
set and the two Smith boys, aged
about 10 and IA years respectively,
and one of the Names boys, about Is
years old, were drowned. The young
est boy caught the canoe and was res
cued. The bodies of the children
were recovered shortly after. Those
of Mrs. Smith were buried al Walnut
Gro7e and the young Names at the
family burying ground near Ripley.
Maryville Times: Both parties
have been quite tender on the subject
of the sale Of Intoxicating liquors;
both have proclaimed that it must be
kept out of politics. In the platforms
of both the political parties it has been
announced that as the people are the
source of aIl,pOwer, therefore the qles'
ton must be submitted to them fol-
settlement. Now let there be an
agreement that there shall be no in
reference on the part of politicians as
to how the people. will vote. Give
this question over TO the women anC
temperance societies, and when it i,
} decided by the voters let both partie.
: stand by the decision, passing such
I laws as may be necessary to govern
it as it shall be for the peoples benefit
No greater benefit could be conferred
upon the state of Tennessee than Thu
t kind of action. 1t would not onl,
benefit them financially in the saving
o. their money, but morally, socially
: religiously and civilly it would lif
: our people up 100 per cent. If thi
could he done successfully fer ten year
; the people would forget that there hat
t ever been cruel and devastating wa
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-05
1897
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Illustrated.

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n line is admitted to its columns that could
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-05

.i... a.. Liver COmpoun nj
c.. .-. TIE liver and ma 'arill nd
ar.' i-' Soc. For sale b. stewart
4 blnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
TUESDAY. March l5-P. VI.

The stock market this morning opened with scarcely
trace of the fevesbness which marked its closing yester
day. There were Developments on the general
situation nor the specially local monetary feature
All that was visible any change III sentiment In
the local trading the fact that this mornings London
first quotations with only feeble responses TO yes
terdays home declines and that the second and third
quotations came with Improvements upon the hrst
This supplemented after the opening OF the board by
an apparent free buying OF certain securities Tor Euro
pean account or course. the further weakening OF inc
foreign exchanges dispeed whatever there may nave
been remaining of the recent seduously noculaed ea
of probable large gold exports That was an I'M
portant factor eliminated from the tight money theory
First prices generally TO u per cent above last
evenings Offering figures After fifteen minutes OF opera
lions however a weorganized aud systematic attack
upon values made which resulted in reactions or ~
per cent The stocks freely offered were quickly
absorbed and from that turning point Ia the close there
was steady and continuous Improvement which marked
final advances OF from 10 IL per cent Richmond ana
West Point. however, after selling from 39A down 10
37a marks final gain of only b per cent nj 332 IL
perhaus worthy OF note that with transactions today
aggregatng 22S60l shares against 3Ol2To shares yes
teiay the market generally closes from q 10 u per cent
higher than Yesterday mornings oDeniDg figures, and mat
with this recovery. II closed strong.
Government bonds dun aud easy with the lds TOT
the 3s i and for the 4l2s L per cent lower Annexed
the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE March isco.Io| quiet MSa.ns = 30
s1Ts ' a" r s. a1S
Nuns sosa E1Ia g O. do ~:
s"
r. sns; e. A% 20 s.lsn &c. IS 3 %
.sgso s rs sS: s'11s
.Sss.s ss.cs Steady souA.I White !.
aI pI,ms " noo.
shoulder. clear , nm s Sss
Side. a,.o Ham: I.rdTMsaSsd
s s n ys:e at fnst'a sass
Rchnod size. Cone"-Ro csrroes ordinary to TAR ar
hss g. sugar w fTt Stead. sSt' AZ 81
Freight: to yH5.oS "%' i q 5c
Wheat 2ooo bush Corn s. 90 en ns 2at w 1000 S1,S
1900 6nsh.
S ss Common Sa'i R.f g. Is
g1%S 81 g. sF1 dull sS:": %ca Sso" 10
White s7s assLc shorts .cadv. Mlidllns: pc. Ton
sa h%ff 'TP '''i IN gssso
Northern fan nS : saSr
Eastern E1ra, iSc Choice Western OH, 70 hscc oPn
10000 bush oats 5000 "ush. shorts bnsh.
Evgy.1 March HaE, iI d1lr demand .s
and 5000 bush. at ss,c. No. Hart northern racine
at 80 over wnIe wnss rISgu;r closing s S sc,, Ts
but aud 40 carloads = No sold 4s9 and 20
S CAR. Gd do Se Sc wife he SIC c No No. %Rs s
Mi1Si s2a3?S Barley ,eay 9nsh."s ce No 80 cf nta
81 No Western Coo ws SnsTs Mate al ga
-Four Fh% scanV ard
hnsh Corn % 900 bush oa. 10000 bnsh BARLEY 10000
Dat. 1000 bush
cSc.so March srlcat dVI and nsgs.t z, N WIN
.n. cs2f K sansy
ss2s. rye fIoar-s5oo ssJ 10 ~ D6l. Backwheit SO
ri. !. ad,ng sr,uras ranoos as ,oiiou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,x,rpoo March l5-l2:30 p. m.Cotton quiet without
,insSe change Middling Upands. 5l1l TO- orleans.
~ saes-lO0 900 Oaes including 900 bales for
zion and export kccopts24O0O bales including lo50o
bales American. ,,,,,,, ~ -,
delivery 64d, do March and April delivery lS Cid:
40 April and May delivery, l764di also 1SG4d do.
Nav and June delivery 5 lS04d also o-64n; do. Juno
and July delivery 200td. also 2lb4di July and Au
gust delivery 23.6sd: do August ana september deiv.
coIton-Tne sales of tho day included $500 bales
Fu,ros steady Upands Low Middling clause. March do
livery ls.GId do March and April delivery Is.
aid yuyers; do AprilsDd May delivery. 1854 buyers
do Nav and delivery. l9'U4d BUYERS do Juno and
IIlv delivery 6l sellers do July and August delivery,
11;xa p1yers do August and september delivery. 70.
Gld buyersi September and October delivery 1864.
sellers ! September delivery. 8 2I6t, sellers.
4 n m.-futures closed easy. Uplands Low Middling
March delivery. lS64d buyers do March End
ii delivery lsu4d buyers do April aud May delivery 5
do June July delivery. 2i64d. sellers do July and
August delivery. 22o4d buyers do. August and Sop
delivery 23b4d buyers do September ana october
delivery. 24t.6id. seilors
GALVESTON, March l5.-Cotton firm Middling. 0 5-l6
Low MddiDg, o. Good Ordinary, S2; net and gross
cepts 6i7 bales exports to Great Britain 1871 bales
''S SoaSois. S Sasi lsce,on Steady Md
and receipts 206 bales exports Coaswse 285 baea
sales, 6Ds bales stock. H. 400 bales.
SAVANNAH, March l5-( 0ttJn nrm. Middlng Ola Low
Kidding 3lU; Good Ordinary SO net and gross receipts
bales exports Coastwise 22l bales saiss 100 Bales
stock, IL. SlS bales ..
NEw-URLEANs. March l5-Cotton quiet but FIRM Middng
5.l6 Low Middling. o. Good Ordinary 0l6 net re-
receipts 1870 balvs gross 1902 bales exports to GTcs
Britain laO bales TO the Continent lS4G3 baos; sales
1000 bales stock. 27l6s6 baies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALs-A steahy market generally.
Hsverstraw Ha Brcka quoted SO 90
LoE Island Bricks s7as Per staten island. ~ 30
Front alongs de pier s20dS2s. Kookland Common Lime
stn mainisined II 81 per Dbl. and Finishns 81 20.
Garlic Hair. Od25c.
CHIcoRYEnssh Chicory is rather castor. sales having
been mTde OF Barry Reynolds 0ranuated at 81 DISC,
BIC GERMAN: CSG0Ic.: Hausualdts Francis Paper
values while not changed represent holders limits Guay
quill. l3i7 gl3sc Maracaibo 81 23c., ST Domingo l0c
COOPERATE sTOCK--A moderately active bnsiness at
unchanged prices For Emptss 81 so bid and Old shocks
request aud steady.
IL 4c Manila. l3c
,OFFEhin the absence Of demand sellers moderated
their Views &c today for Brazil this Tn tho basis Of %
for lair Wo spot Invoices but this d stimulate busneas
MIA Styr. wore quiet Sales e22 bags savanlIa In op
ton trading business showed fair aggregate t3250 bags
Tho market make opened at decline o. laol3 point.
on all months a. follows: March. l265Sl2s0, April
July. i2g5aI270 August i2a5ai27O; scptemnSr
l270ai275; Ocioher. l2701l27o; November, l2.7o6
1885, december. l275di2B0
COTTON-In prvat channels the movement assumed no
Importance to-day and values not changed Sales 1T
bales ~" last EVENING" all OF which for consumption
Tho port receipts to-day 1925 bales comparing with
1864 baes Tins day last week and 1883 bales the day last
year since September the total port receipts have been
4ot9 bales against 4oo74G5 bales for the same period
last year.
based standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

s: 6: 81 S. i;
:ss = S:ss:
& r. iRS r. S FL Mssss
E.g.n barb Zoo pol: re'idncm 2; g. Asis.. hence
81 kS5xss : ec Ss OF
Sss1 ram VIII org esnssss. Ssf,ss
erara from Baltimore brig: sugar lump sum United
PROvIsIoNs-PoRK-The changes have not been mater.
ia last with The feeling steady Tr.din.
;'; 3":: 60 sssss 81 {:
Ser sss:5 $::.s
~ price. TIN q aSssi ssSoSs s s
S!s.s sSs.:4
lse:: Smoked shoulders Tac....; MI DDI.Es.H.ve
Ssis 81 sS:sa
sDa M Al averages ssns a..
:s:.ss:S
nm siSs1ssr: ps1ssafy ' asis9 Ns.rn ssss@ :gst
'i =.
;sSsS W. 8 Ss
mot higher : lean e isG
Pennsylvania Creamery 33U34c western Creamery 200
32c State Dairy half frkn tubs - a30c; Western Dairy.
l4a24c, Western Factory. II 923c; Western Imitation
Creamery. 2nS2sc. Rolls. Il vac 90 gutter-we,eIn
frkns tubs 14a2lc stats Dairy hrkins IA o lic.
CheeseSrctly choice grades have far demand bnt other
wise there IL not much life the market Prices have firm
support state Factory l1lic including Fancy White,
1879 4c do Colored - "a 1870; Light Skins ii L lei
Pennsylvania Skins 2SG3c. Eggs-Are offered lower with
moserate inquiry State ldAGlc.' Western. l6'sel7cI
Southern. lGhdlGLc.
SEEDS-n jobbnp circles the movement Is rather better.
but for large lots The market II Stll nominal one JobDing
SUGAKSFor stock the market cused steady though
early In the day Centrifugal reduced l3?c the hnal
quotations being 3 az &c tor Muasses 9l6c for Fair Re
fning, and 5sc for go test Centrifugal sales 1900 bags
Centrifugal AZ 5i-r; $500 hays do at 2532c cost aud
freight and 2l2 hS AMI 57 bbls English Islands at &c
Refined In san lower bnt cosng steady at the decline
cut Loaf. 6LaG 6-lGc.; Crushed. 6.a6 6l9r; Cnbcs.
Mond A. 57c Confectionery A. 9.l655'.c: Coffee A
STANDARD. 5lGdJa.c.; Coffee OF A. l-lG65ici White
Extra IT,; .xira g. $40: C. 4a04Sc Yellow &C.
sTEhRINE-Firm and quiet City quoted at SsdShc
City Oleomar gsIiDe. G94d7c
TALLOW-Quict and unchanged. Prime City quoted at
4d4 l.32c. >ars, 10000 n. 400 l-32c.
1OBACCO-kentnrky growtbs show q moderate export
included 400 1881 80 81 Pennsylvania IA @ 100
1885 Pennsylvania Havana 91& c 90 cases SIM
Snmara. 81 2OaSi IS.
WOOLThe market continues in the rut Never
heess the busness Indicates important ne
Fierce. 3b237c 10000 ID do, 35c. Is 600 n Delane,
BE- 10000 y Unwashed 39c 10000 ID 4 Washed SIC;
$4,000 ID Fall Texas and 1000 BURY Second on private
rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
EUROPEAN pnoDucE MARKETS

rtvKRPool March l5Pr0vsons-B Bacon. Cumberland Cut
Va III. Long Clear MIddles 4Os Cd short Gear Middle
sns Oh short Ribs 39s 6l shoulders 2vs Od per cwt brsi
rs gd Tor Extra India Ness Prime Mess 90. OIL FORK
Prime Mest SIS 81. per Dbl; Prime Mess Eastern
81 III Western I'd. LardAmeIican. sos Prime West
crn ass Ul. Iard Oh. S4s. Gil Hams Long tut: s"s
sInuIders 50 Buer-yOs Oh. cwt Tor rnesI Une
states Cheese American Choice. 6is OIL Wheat-Red
We,tern Spring Is. 4d97s 3D.; Rel Winter; Is. a..
snung Ia 3d New Western. Is I'D; California No
i Is Sd, ia obi do No 2 "a sd as. ST per Genital Pro-
dnce-spIrits Iurpenne 29s 0d do at London aSs Vi
per Refined Petroleum. I'd per sal9n Clover sees
american Red, 49A cwt Talow 40 Ot per cwt
Fine American 23s Oh; Primo City, 23s. OIL per cwt
2os Cd per cwt Provisions American Refrigerated Bee
hind quarters Nd foro quarters 3d per d. Hops AT Lon
don-SewYork state, t2 los 0d i3 o. Oh Cottonseed
oil Liverpool make. lSs. I'd ,, 81, q, o,,,,
IoypoN March l5-Produco- oil. 81 o. hd 81
rs nj uer cwt Calcutta lnsecd SSsO per quarters LIN
seed Cake S. 3D. per ton: Refined Petroleum. olou
a nd pcr gallon; Spirits OF Iurpcntlne 2os oUd per
cwt. pale d. Od lis 0d. PROFESSIONALLY SIS ID per
cwt for American sugsr-l2s 3D. per ewt fer Cuba Cen
tair rsfpins anoat Australian TslowBeei 24s 9t zos
I'd. Mutton 27s. Cd a 30s. I'd. Cccoauu o-Ceylon go
Va Cochin 237 American Refrigerated Beef 81 "a Tor
hind quarters 20 Tor oro quarters per SD Oy The
wheat past week from Atlantic ports
20 2, Gmnrtrr- Pacific ports $4,000 quarters rom
other sonrccs. 80 900 quarters. o,o
quarters ,,s p.,roanw narks sb nf.pniny.
VII, ARD closed At 81 SO pfennings ITO o.
March l5.-Petroeutn-flne PaeAmrrlcan, ID
,rsnes naiI and l5 francs 2a centimes sellers -
WcoIs Lard at % francs ~ confines per 100 xoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
GALE OF THE HYGriA nU En-.

by virtue Of decree the circuit Court OF the un Ss
Tor the EASTERN District Of virginia made on ne In
day Of February 1851 by the will Of the ate
Monros Va at Tnursaay the seventh d.y Q, Mps
h. nr,vsces ana The hotel r. elaborate
~ Ia all " departments; the buildings are IN
complete order -. .-..u.s -, srv esAs,
hota In ma ntsd It more popular and
40 We'll Known description Of thus spendd properly
Is Possession delivered the LIST Of ha
one two and equal paymenta With si1 PEE ga
execute his notes aud the e e be rssns9
suateS 70 Sssp The property nsarsd u 1s mn ssuns 4
tLS deferred paymspsSS, oonv,r,
THOMAS TAB0l "a
Hygeia Hetsl March ], lSs1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Ce9al Notices.

DECEIVER'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
Ia given provisions OF the Revised statutes
OF New York 10 all persons In any wise
in the Life Insurance Company that the sub
scrber OF said Corporation. Will render FULL
final accurate and duly verified account Of all his
to the Supreme Court 1T special term 81 the
Court House. tho City Of York the first Monday OF
April 1897 at opening OF the Court that day or aoon
thereafter counsel DO heard and motion will then
be made that the said account DO referred to
rel~roo examine and report thereon.
Dated New.Yorx, February IT, 1857. ..x, ,,..,. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Whit Would the World Do

without womani asks the cssayst who starts ont TO
something new this Oft Gated subject f cotirne
human element OF the world would
so tne question Rratuicns would have been far NOR
sensible 10 ask; w hat Won the do
ton OF woman without for her physical Ills
cure ioi Der peculiar dteasos la wor would th
world do without Dr. Perces "Favcrite Prescription" III
the ills OF wOmankind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
Exports Of merchandise from EewYork:
1Gg5. 1885, 1881.
Foe the ws.t ss17G7ss sB4i0S48 90. zoo
PreviSusly reported 5S67is05 ls,6s5,ssl sl.es7. a
Total since jan L. GEO. l4le7I s55.ll5.707 s6sool "a
rrnnprAN FINANCIAL MARKEra

LONDON March lB-12SO p. m.-United States -Four FER
Cent Bonds 1871 A do Four and Hal! Per Cent Bonds
lllss Atlantic and Great Western First MORTGAGE Its
tees Certncates l8: Canadian Pacific 81 Erie, "a vi
DO Second Consols 01 Illinois central 33 Meican "a.
binary 69a ST. Paul Common u Newly orK Central ilo;
Pennsv vania. 50 y; Reading 49,. q, $500.
Paris quote Per Cont Rentes at 81 francs
40 centimes for the account -. ~.....
p m.-Atantc and Great Western Fir a., mortgage
Hudson Bav Company. 22b Pennsylvania 69h
The amount Of bullion gone into the BANK OF Enk'~"~
balance to-day Is $4,000. ~ ..r
Paris advces cent rcntcs at 81 francs ~
account Exchange London 1T Is francs 90
conf1me for checks
spanish Fours 6l1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Trading quiet crude certificates aud nuctuaons are
narrow but the tons Of the market 10 far om dscourasins
In spite Of from tho wells and Of wells
there has been surprising support prices for weeks past
Whenever the go cens point was approached. Whether
this ,,, Is the result Of artificial aid or the
sSs TIA. S x the
:
Ia .%.sy
1's; Ss . b sss
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wit" sus tho s y
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su. es rs.... 70 ;. :cr.:a eSs
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Il ii Ss :ss
du and steady 1t an extreme range OF cent Carrying rates
Tho range Of prices the dealings the Con-
soidated Exchange wore As follows
Highest ............ s6la Final 5Sk
Saics oarrels
Refined oil is steady at 6scents per gallon.
Oil CITY. Penn March l5-Cruds OIL National Transit
Certificates opened SO and oossi 63 highest prc
e3a. lowest 49, sales 3e 900 barrels ohsrtera 6e44t
barrels runs barrels. wv '~'''' 'A''"'"'~ '''''
PIrTsBURe Penn. March i5-Cruie oi--Petroleum dun
but irregular National Transit Certificate. opened 63
ani closed at 6Si4 highest price, 63a. lowest So.
BRADFORD Penn, March Is. -t,rnis Oil vsuoiI Tranus
Certificates opened at SO and closed at G31 highest ps
TrTrsvnLR. Penn. March National Transit Certificates
opened At and closet aG3s hshes; prI'e c3s low
est price %
SPIRITS OF TURPGNrIHE
CnARIssfox. March 3-TnrOentiue irm at 3jc